Written &gt; project plan (25%); Oral &gt; elevator pitch (25%)

All health professionals are responsible for the safety and quality of their own professional practice and for maintaining a strong safety culture.  in this subject, students will explore the principles and application of clinical governance across different healthcare settings.  Students will use contemporary quality improvement tools to critically analyse and improve care through a systems-based perspective.

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300006 Graduate Diploma of Nursing, 300004 Master of Nursing, 300011 Graduate Certificate of Nursing, 300404 Master of Nursing [Double Major Option], 76711 Graduate Certificate of Infection Control, 117511 Graduate Certificate of Rural Generalist Practice [Exit Only], 117506 Graduate Diploma of Rural Generalist Practice, 117504 Master of Rural Generalist Practice

300006 Graduate Diploma of Nursing, 300004 Master of Nursing, 300011 Graduate Certificate of Nursing, 300404 Master of Nursing [Double Major Option], 76711 Graduate Certificate of Infection Control, 117511 Graduate Certificate of Rural Generalist Practice [Exit Only], 117506 Graduate Diploma of Rural Generalist Practice, 117504 Master of Rural Generalist Practice Offerings: All

Effective Clinical Governance

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NS5331 - Effective Clinical Governance

Strategise improvements to health care safety and/or quality through effective use of quality improvement tools

Employ a systems-based approach to critically analyse an issue that affects safety and/or quality in health  care

Differentiate the key concepts, elements, roles and responsibilities associated with clinical governance

Apply the principles of clinical governance to address the implications of change, complexity, and ambiguity in health care